|
Avington
Place is a tranquil neighborhood nestled in 54 acres off
Buffaloe Road in Raleigh. This family-centered community is
convenient to I-440, Capital Boulevard, and one mile from
the new I-540.
Construction on the 213 single-family residential community
began in 2000 and was completed in 2003. Avington Place
boasts its own private lake and beautiful landscaping, and
is only a minute's walk to the new Buffaloe Road Athletic
Park.
It is our hope that www.AvingtonPlace.com will become a
valuable tool for our residents and anyone interested in
moving into our neighborhood.
Below, you
will find important, up-to-date information and links for
weather,
ity of Raleigh information, and
website links. On the
"What's Nearby"
page, you will find important information, such as
utility listings, hospitals, news and entertainment
links, along with useful search and mapping tools.
Newsletters and updates from the Board are on the
"Neighborhood News"
page, and HOA requirements and forms are available on the
"Homeowners
Assoc." page. We are proud to have a
proactive, all-volunteer HOA Board and supportive management
company to help keep our neighborhood a beautiful and safe
place to live. Please feel free to voice any ideas, comments
or concerns to the
Board or HRW.
The HOA Board welcomes new
homeowners to the neighborhood!
Make yourself at home and
thank you for being a good neighbor.
The HOA Board Meeting
TBA.
Homeowners are invited to
attend 15 minutes prior to meeting.
Please call HRW to verify
that meeting has not been changed.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fall Leaf Collection Information
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Spring Cleaning Reminders!
It's
Springtime in Raleigh, and the weather is perfect for those
outside home repairs and improvements. Please remember that
many improvements require pre-approval from the
Architectural Committee. Click
here for applicable forms. Please help keep our
neighborhood beautiful by cutting your lawn and weeding
flower beds when necessary.
Mailbox posts
must be painted white and mailboxes should not show signs of
wear. Approved mailboxes should be solid black, metal or
plastic.
Shutters are
showing signs of fading and should be brought back to the
original color or a color approved by the Architectural
Committee.
Products can be purchased to bring your faded shutters back
to life. Google the subject on the internet for more
information. These products really work and can save money
by not having to replace shutters.
Be sure to
check your warranty information if you are the original
homeowner, as siding and shutters may be replaced under
warranty. Homeowners should contact
Mid-American
Siding, 29797 Beck Road, Wixom, MI 48393;
Phone:800-521-8486; Fax: 888-459-3647. Wendel Siding locally
will handle any actual siding claims.
Windows with broken seals may also be under warranty,
if you are the original homeowner. Contact MI Windows and
Doors, Inc., 650 West Market St., PO Box 370, Gratz,
PA 17030-0370; Attn: Customer Care; Phone: 717-365-2500 or
email:
customercare@miwd.com. You will have to provide proof
that you are the original owner, with a copy of closing
papers or receipt of purchase.
Many homeowners have issues with grass
maintenance where the driveway was "cut out" when originally
poured. If you decide to pour concrete or any other
permanent remedy, you MUST obtain pre-approval from the
Architectural Committee. Other remedies, i.e., rock, pavers,
etc., need not be pre-approved.
Thank you for your efforts in maintaining our lovely
neighborhood!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Neighbors Helping
Neighbors
 Saturday,
April 23, 2011: Avington Place neighbors joined together
this weekend in an effort to help our neighbors affected by
the recent tornadoes. The Homeowners Association held a food
and clothing drive at the pond, and residents were asked to
drop off clothing and non-perishable food items.
The Helping Hand Mission sent a truck to pick up the
items. Thanks to Don Owens for volunteering to take the
overage to the Mission, and a big thank you to
Kathleen Kempinger for turning an idea into a great service
for the communities.
We donated clothing, shoes, furniture, toys, food, paper
towels, plates, dishes, toiletries, toilet tissue, books,
toothpaste and toothbrushes, food and many other essential
items to those in need. On Thursday, we delivered boxes of
hardhats, safety vests and tee shirts to the
First Alliance Church
on Buffaloe Road, which was organizing crews to assist the
City of Raleigh in their clean-up efforts. These supplies
were donated by a local business who wished to remain
anonymous.
While Avington Place suffered little damage from the storms,
our neighbors were hit hard. We were grateful and honored to
do our part to reach out and help those in need. Thank you
to all of you who made donations.
Links:
Carrie Surti
Avington Place Blog
Carrie Surti
Tornado Blog
WRAL Tornado News
NBC 17 Tornado News
NBC 17.com
Avington Place Story
Link to
Video
|
